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Community impact

Access, expression and belonging for everyone

Flamenco belongs to everyone. Alongside its festival editions, BOCO Flamenco has brought dance, music and storytelling beyond the stage, to schools and community spaces in Boulder County.

A flamenco dancer in black with her arms up, leaping among schoolchildren in red shirts who raise their arms too, in a school gym.

Flamenco in the community

  • Two girls and a woman in flamenco dresses sitting on colorful chairs outside Niwot Market.
  • Children in red shirts gathered in a school gymnasium around a flamenco dancer.
  • Students dancing together in a school hallway.
  • The BOCO Flamenco team and artists posing in a school gymnasium.
  • People trying flamenco steps in an outdoor workshop under a tent.
  • Dancers spread out across a bright dance studio.
  • Festival artists and organizers posing outdoors with the Flatirons behind them.
  • The cast posing in front of colorful paintings at the Gordon Gamm Theater.
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  • Volunteers and artists with a festival poster backstage.
  • The team and artists sharing a dinner around a long restaurant table.
  • The team relaxing together in a lounge at night.
  • Musicians gathered around a table, seen from above, with guitars close at hand.
  • Two artists in hats sitting side by side on a couch.
  • Artists chatting at a restaurant, in black and white.
  • A guest greeting performers, in black and white.
  • Two women embracing in front of a wall of vintage flamenco posters.